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The Housekeeper Who Stole My Life

Chapter 4 

Word Count: 908    |    Released on: 01/07/2025

my building's security to never, under any circumstances, allow Mrs. Jenkins on the premises. I was

ngs. When I returned late one evening, exhausted from the f

y kitchen, wiping down the cou

gage handle digging into my pa

er face. "Well, look who's ba

ight with a mixture of shock and rage. "I told se

agency was in a bind, so they called me. They know I'm dependable. And you're still on my clie

ain was truly breathtaking. She was trespassing, and

itcase with a thud. "You are not welcome in my home. I have the right to r

es with exaggerated slowness. "No need to be so ho

from the counter. "That'll be

ty? The service is supposed to be ninety

oothly. "Premium rates apply. Plus, I did some extra

ver again, just a different verse of the same song. She would never

at. "There's no emergency rate. You

m going to call the agency right now and

had when I'd looked up the price of the hand

ing the paper in her fist. "I must have misremembe

attempt at fraud. This is the third time, Mrs. Jenkins. First t

e with it. If you ever, and I mean ever, set foot in this building again, I won't call

he first time, she seemed to understand that I was completely

coat and purse and practically ran out

e, I didn't hold back. I told the manager everything, from the extortion attempts to the repeated scams. She was h

eling of finality. This time,

saw her. She was standing by the entrance of the complex, talking to a group of my

ef. The women were patting her arm, looking at her with sympat

s sobbing. "...after all I did for her. These yo

me. Her friendly expression soure

s she'd threatened. She was poisoning my community against me, painting me as a cruel, hea

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“My promotion to VP was everything I' d worked for. A new city, a new chapter. It felt like the culmination of my entire life. But before I could embrace my exciting future, there was one loose end: Mrs. Jenkins, my long-time housekeeper. I called her to break the news of my move, expecting congratulations. Instead, her voice turned cold. "A severance package? After five years of dedicating myself to you, you think a little package is enough?" Her demands escalated, from a lifetime pension to my million-dollar condo. My sanctuary. My independence. "You want my condo?" I laughed, baffled. "That' s an absurd request." Then came her chilling threat, revealing a parasitic network I never knew existed within the affluent downtown towers. "You wouldn' t want a bad reputation, would you? A young, successful woman like you." This wasn' t just about money; it was a brazen attempt at extortion. I had poured my heart and soul into building this life, and now, someone I allowed into my home was trying to take it all. How could I have been so blind? The dream felt tainted, my beautiful city view mocking me. I had let a viper into my home, and now, I had to cut her out. Permanently.”
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